#RxJS ✨Tips 'n' Tricks✨ Observables emit indefinitely, until we unsubscribe from them or they complete. However, with multiple Observables, unsubscribing manually can be a bother. Using a Subject & the takeUntil operator will make them complete! #javascript #100DaysOfCode

I work long hours, prep and teach pole and chair classes weekly, train every weekend, co-host a podcast and manage household things like cooking and cleaning. Um so how the heck am I managing to rank up in CSGO?

There is no magic in code. Only code you didn’t write and don’t understand. Learning how things work opens up many new doors, concepts, styles and understanding 🙌

I've played 34 hours. It's far from unplayable, most of the bugs are visual. This is what you get when you complain about a game getting delayed. Some people said "Release it as is and fix the bugs later". They did that and now everyone's mad at them. Grow up

69 Retweets and I’ll get this tattooed in Comic Sans 😡

Battlestate Games #stopscavonscavviolence

The vaccine hasn't been tested? um yeah not like there were multiple month-long trials for different age groups and the entire worlds funding to make the vaccine as fast as possible as it is the best way to achieve herd immunity, not like vaccines have been around for over 100 Ys

My new life motto

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If you're a new developer, don't get too hung up on your mistakes. We all made mistakes in the beginning. And we'll make many more in the future for sure. Plus, no one expects you to complete tasks with flying colours since you're a beginner. Don't be too hard on yourself.

C# Tip 💡 Are you using the new relational pattern-matching operators? We got this with C# 9 - and I want to highlight the 𝗮𝗻𝗱 operator. Do you think it simplifies the if statement? #dotnet

It’s getting tiring already. AI can’t do the job of a developer. Not even of a junior developer. An AI coding tool is another tool in your developer toolbox. They are extremely useful for use cases such as: • removing the entry barrier - no more "how to get started"

Reading productivity books is a waste of time. They all say the same thing repackaged differently. Productivity is simple - write your tasks on a paper/notes app, put away your phone, work on a task, take a break when you feel tired, repeat.

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